The new organic fertilizer granulator machine is a new patented equipment jointly developed by our company and the Agricultural Machinery Research Institute. The organic fertilizer granulator can not only granulate a variety of organic substances, but is especially suitable for coarse fiber materials that are difficult to granulate by conventional equipment, such as crop straw, wine dregs, mushroom dregs, medicinal dregs, animal manure, etc. Granules, humic acid and municipal sludge are also good for granulation.
The new organic fertilizer granulator consists of a body part, a granulating rotor part and a transmission part. The rotor is driven by the motor and reducer of the transmission part. The transmission part and the body part are mostly fixed on the same frame. It is not only sturdy in structure and stable in operation, but also very convenient to install. It is an environmentally friendly fertilizer production equipment in the new era. The process principle of the organic fertilizer granulator for organic fertilizer production is that it is transmitted to the driving shaft through the reducer, and is synchronized with the passive shaft through the split gear to work in opposite directions. The material is added from the feeding hopper, extruded by rollers, demolded into balls, and sent to the crushing screen studio through the auxiliary chain, and the finished particles (balls) are screened and separated, and then the returned material is mixed with the new material. Granulation. And it needs to be produced in batches with the continuous rotation of the motor and the continuous entry of materials at the same time.
Production characteristics of new organic fertilizer granulator:
1. The granules produced by the organic fertilizer granulator are spherical.
2. The organic content can be as high as 100%, realizing pure organic granulation.
3. The organic particles can be inlaid with each other under a certain force, and there is no need to add binders during granulation.
4. The granules are solid and can be sieved after granulation to reduce drying energy consumption.
5. The organic matter after fermentation does not need to be dried, and the moisture content of the raw material is 20-40.
